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  • Domus Medica

    Below the Domus Medica is a garage with more than 240 parking spaces. The city- bus stops directly in front of the building. The function rooms are new, modern, spaciuos and offer a lot of light. They have a warm and pleasant atmosphere.

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  • Rašica (Stane Kosec peak - 641 m)

    Rašica (Stane Kosec peak - 641 m) © Matej Povše © Matej Povše © Matej Povše © Matej Povše © Matej Povše A variety-filled tramp through a forest on the edge of the city A wide variety of paths, cart tracks and macadam roads in the shelter of forest trees. The highest summit has a mountain hut serving great local food and an observation tower offering an incredible view.

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  • Escape Castle: Redeem the Witch

    Ljubljana Castle, the city’s mighty sentinel, holds more than just tales of knights and nobles within its stone heart. It guards the haunting legacy of Anica Gorjup.

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  • Artistic event of the year: International Biennial of Graphic Arts

    The main exhibition, Over you / you, prepared by the curator Nicola Lees in collaboration with her assistants Stella Bottai and Laura McLean-Ferris, is on view at the International Centre of Graphic Arts as well as five other galleries and a number of outdoor public spaces across the city. The International Biennial of Graphic Arts has always been keeping abreast of new trends and striving to broaden horizons. Its current edition brings together traditional works of graphic art, lithographs, large-format wood engravings, etchings, serigraphs, posters, and artists' books, while at the same time broadening the conception of graphic arts beyond traditional definitions to include artistic interventions such as a sculpture floating down the city's river, street lamps in a park, kinetic machines made after historical drawings, and experimental school programmes.

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  • Ljubljana to host Flow Festival

    And to support this prestigious award, Flow Festival is bringing a strong dedication towards using recycling materials, renewable energy and sustainable products throughout the festival and not in any way harm this beautiful city." Visitors to the festival are encouraged to avoid parking and instead come to the venues by bicycle, public transport or simply on foot.

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  • Collaboration before competition - Ljubljana part of the newly established EU CVB Network

    The Network offers organisers of international meetings the opportunity to get in touch with seven cities at once. The destinations share many common characteristics, not only when it comes to compact city centres and centrally located meeting facilities.

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  • Where to grab a coffee in Ljubljana?

    The most important cafe in Ljubljana as far as the introduction of specialty coffee culture is concerned is definitely Cafe Stow inside the City Museum. It was they who started this movement by organizing events and festivals as well as training and educating the first baristas in this field.

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  • The Way of St. James: Snovik–Kamnik

    This route is part of the Way of St. James and follows the Prekmurje–Štajerska branch from Kobilje to Ljubljana.

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  • Križevniška cultural quarter

    The Križevniška quarter has long been loved by artists and intellectuals, and it is special precisely because of its rich history, artistic heritage, and unique atmosphere that combines past and…

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  • European Food Summit: The 'Common-Sensitarian' Diet Manifesto for a Better Future

    Barbara Košir (Grič, Michelin star and Michelin green star) spoiled the guests with her main course in the beautiful surroundings of the City Hall, and Martina Breznik (Hiša Raduha) at the exceptional Ljubljana City Museum. Sabina Repovž (Gostilna Repovž, BIB Gourmand and Michelin Green Star) took the guests into the sweet world of illusions with her dessert served at the House of Illusions.

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